Direct Redirection

This type of redirection immediately takes the user to the target URL without any intermediate content or delay. By bypassing any additional steps, it ensures that users are instantly transported to their intended destination. It's the quickest and most seamless way to redirect traffic, providing a smooth and uninterrupted user experience. This method minimizes potential disruptions or distractions, making it ideal for maintaining user engagement and satisfaction.

Example

• Direct Redirection
• Direct Redirection - Password Protected
Password is: password

Splash Redirection

The splash page is an intermediate page that is very useful for giving the user a preview of the page they are about to be redirected to. It serves as an important measure of protection, allowing users to pause and assess the destination before proceeding. This brief interlude provides users with some time to react and decide whether they want to continue to the final destination or not, thereby enhancing their sense of control and security.

Example

• Splash Redirection

Custom Splash Redirection

The custom splash redirect is a feature that allows users to create their own personalized promotional page and associate it with a short link. When a user clicks on the short link and goes through the custom splash page, they will encounter the customized promotional content briefly before being redirected to the final destination. This feature enables creators to design a unique and tailored message, incorporating their branding, special offers, or other promotional materials. By leveraging this brief interaction, users can effectively capture the audience's attention, communicate key messages, and enhance engagement, all while maintaining a smooth transition to the target URL.

Example

• Custom Splash Redirection

Frame Redirection

The frame redirection method is particularly useful when you want to cloak a website, such as an affiliate page, by embedding it within a frame. This approach displays a bar at the top of the browser window that includes site information and some interactive buttons. These buttons typically allow users to share the link or close the frame to view the website in its original form. This method not only maintains the appearance of the original page but also provides additional functionality and control, making it a versatile tool for managing how content is presented and interacted with.

Note that some websites do not work with this method because of a security rule that forces browsers to hinder iframes. Please test your links after you have created them!

Example

• Frame Redirection

Overlay Redirection

The overlay redirection feature is a versatile tool that introduces dynamic lead widgets to enhance user engagement. Similar to the frame redirection method, it operates without the top bar, providing a seamless integration of content. However, instead of a static frame, it injects interactive elements such as contact forms, user polls, brief messages, newsletter subscription prompts, or images directly onto the page. This allows creators to capture user attention more effectively and encourages interaction with the content. By leveraging these dynamic widgets, users are presented with additional opportunities to engage with the website or brand, ultimately leading to increased conversions and user satisfaction.

Note that some websites do not work with this method because of a security rule that forces browsers to hinder iframes. Please test your links after you have created them!

Example

• Contact From Overlay
• Poll Overlay
• Message Overlay
• Newsletter Overlay
• Image Overlay
• Coupon Overlay